Louisville Postgame Notes

Jan. 25, 2015

Louisville Postgame Notes
No. 4/4 Louisville 68, Miami (Fla.) 55
January 25, 2015 - KFC Yum! Center

Team Notes

The win leaves head coach Jeff Walz one shy of 200 for his career, boasting a 199-72 record.
After the victory over Miami (Fla.), Louisville has won 19 consecutive home games in the month of January. Its last loss was on Jan. 23, 2010, against Syracuse.
The Cardinals boast a 42-20 record in the month of January under Jeff Walz after the victory over Miami.
Louisville now owns a 70-9 all-time record in the KFC Yum! Center.
The Cardinals are 41-16 mark in regular-season games following a loss under head coach Jeff Walz after the victory over Miami.
Louisville recorded its first win against Miami. It now owns a 1-1 all-time record against the Hurricanes.
The Cardinals allowed three second-chance points against Miami. It is the 13th time this season they have allowed 10 second-chance points or less.
Louisville received 42 points from its bench against Miami. It is the sixth game this season it has scored 30 or more points from its reserves.
Louisville has not trailed at the half at home since March 3, 2014, when Connecticut went into the break with a 43-31 advantage.

Player Notes

Myisha Hines-Allen set a season high in points with 23 against Miami. She also set a season high in field goals made with 10.
With her rebound at the 17:15 mark in the second half, Sara Hammond moved into 10th all-time. She currently has 700 rebounds, passing Valerie Owens (1976-80), who recorded 697 in her career.
Sara Hammond failed to record a point for the first time this season. The last time she did not score in a game was on March, 25, 2014, against Iowa.
Mariya Moore scored 13 points against the Hurricanes marking the 16th game this season she has scored in double-digits.
Freshman Arica Carter got her first start of her career in the win over Miami.
Bria Smith finished the game with four steals, the seventh game this season she has recorded three or more.
Myisha Hines-Allen hit 10 field goals in the win over Miami. It is the most by a freshman since Shoni Schimmel hit 12 on March 22, 2011, against Xavier.
Shawnta' Dyer received her first start since Dec. 14, 2012, against Colorado.

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